The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-29

Fine line of dates and figs and
confectionery at Andy Holl, Jr's
| FARMERS. take your butter
egas. and produce to Andy Holl
Jr., aud get the highest price.
If ynu have not yet used the
farmers shaker soap, ask your
grocer for a bar and try it.
The Athenian Literary Club
met at the residence of MAYNARD
Pond, OH Monday night last.
The Miss Agnes Camp and
Hessie Blake, of Nelsonville, &C
companied by Miss Miles, Of Co
lumbus, spent last Sunday in Lc-
gan.
Mr.. Tom Rochester, accompan-
led by his daughter, Ollie. left
last Tuesday; for The G. A. r.
encampment at st Louis.
Ell Weis aad Gus Shorr was at
the Epck Bridge. Sunday. The
boys do say they grow large
gourds up there.
Chas Work. Maggie Ball, Will
Frasch, Maud Ball, Chas Work,
Belle Ball, of This city, spent
Sunday at the Rock House.
The East End Grocery is the
place TO go for staple and fancy
groceries, provisions, notions,
confectionery and produce, also
fine Michigan celery and fresh
Oysters always on hand. Call
and see Andy Holl, Jr., proprie-
ter.
Prof. Campbell, editor of the
Charleston Enterprise, the organ
of the colored people of;hat city,
was in Logan, Tuesday, guest of
his cousin, Ed Payne. Mr. Camp
bell is an accomplished gentle
man and a good editor.
Mr.. McDermith, Miss Ella
Fowler and MISS Jennie Mcbride,
attendants at the Columbus Asy-
lunl, anG associates Of Miss Made
SchwarS, attended her wedding
on last evening. The company
while here, was the guests of Miss
Emma Case.
General John Wolf is employ
ed by the Agricultural Society to
distribute bills and bring people
to the fail. The General is a
hustler and is the right man for
the work he is employed TO do
Delinquents can breathe easy
until after the fair. Then they
will sweat blood.
On September 2S, 80 and 3Oth.
the @. Ii. v. & I. R'y will sell
round trip excursion tickets to
Athens, from Logan, Straitsville,
Murray City and intermediate
stations at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good gong date of
sale and returning until Oct. 1st.
inclusively.
On last Wednesday, Billy Da-
Wis entered by the back door..he sa
loon Of Patton in Rempel's build
ing. and stole fifteen dollars, TAX
ing the money from the counter
drawer. He was arrested, brought
before Mayor Steinman, gave up
The money, plead guilty, and was
sent to Jail to await the action of
the grand jury.
Now that Autumn has come
and all nature is puttidg on vari-
gated suits, the Misses McBrides,
corresponding to the style of the
season, have supply OF goods in
the millinery line, TO meet the re-
quirements of the season, and
correspond in taste and style with
the edIcts of fashion. They have
a full stock of Hats, Bonnets,
Feathers, Trimmings, and all The
incidental things relating to a
we'll Equipped millinery store.
Call and see tor yourselves.
Johnny KRISTEN, at the west
end of Main street, will furnish
farmers and others during the
Fair with a good lunch or a square
meal. Besides Turtle Soup, he
serves up Oysters in every style,
and supplies families with The
best brands of Selects and Bulk
Oysters. His tables and bar con-
tain all that the hungry or thirsty
desire. and of the best quality
Stop In as you go along,
DIED, on Thursday last at the
residence OF Smith Harizell, Oh
lie, daughter of I. g. and II. 1.
Scuders, of near Hamden. The
little girl was on visit to her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Hartzell, when she was
taken with scarlet fever ard at-
Ter about Is days illness, died as
above stated. Her parents were
at her bedside, and all attention
of kind friends and competent
physicians were given, but the
dread disease, scarlet fever,
claimed her young life. The
family and Friends have the SYM